T4 Hub Tent Series

I bought the Gazelle T4 in 2024 direct from their website. It’s been great. Only downside is its length, but that is also part of what makes it so easy to set up. When you said $500 delivered i had to go back and see what I paid because that sounded ridiculous. Turns out, I paid $279.99 delivered. Looks like they are indeed just under $500 now. That is a huge increase in just two years. I’ve used the T4 on its own when going off the beaten path, and I ears used it as a supplement to my teardrop so I can store things and actually stand when I’m changing my clothes. It’s so easy to set up, I find it to be superior to a RTT since I can just drive away and hit the trails instead of having more weight on top of my vehicle.

Yes they are legit. We have had a T4+ for close to 5 years now.

I will second Gazelle. To clarify, the T8 has been discontinued, but there is the T4Pus/tandem that gives you a screen room. My wife and I overland with the T4Plus and love it. It's great having the extra room, especially if the weather turns nasty.

[https://gazelletents.com/collections/6-8-person-tents/products/t-hex-hub-tent-overland-edition-copy](https://gazelletents.com/collections/6-8-person-tents/products/t-hex-hub-tent-overland-edition-copy) Doesn't fit your budget. Easy to setup Quality and durability have never been an issue for me or people I know. I'm sure someone somewhere will be like "they are junk". Condensation control is going to depend on the weather as there is plenty of vents. Might be better off with 2 T4's from Gazelle.

I just use an Gazelle popup tent. Ample space. Can put a queen bed, pops up in 3m. Overland setups in/on truck are a pain in the ass. I setup camp and drive away often.

Isn't it AMAZING?!?!  I went from being a backpacker to using this because I was mostly out of a vehicle as a rock climber now.. There is so much space, but it's still not overwhelmingly large.

I have a gazelle ground tent it’s a game changer in the ground tent world, however, it’s a bit more challenging to transport if you have limited space.

It's worked for me. I can see the door design being a pain for people. It has kept out light rain and dew. As far as bugs....you're camping. I would just work my way around the perimeter of the tent and make sure that the velcro is seated together.

I'm only one season and 3 uses in but, so far my T4 has been great. Only real downside is it's bulk. It's long and heavy. But it's a castle of a tent.